Sentence examples for considerable menace from inspiring English sources

He looked directly at me and with considerable menace said: "You took my kids off me, you fucking bitch".

Despite City's considerable attacking menace Darlow had actually been surprisingly underemployed.

There was considerable opposition, the commissioners being menaced by around 300 local people; for whom the abbot, rushing back, threw an impromptu feast complete with roasted ox.

By Anthony Armstrong The New Yorker, May 3 , 1930 P. 18A new menace today confronts a considerable portion of our population--the writers of detective fiction.

Although Ronaldo was his team's most dangerous player by a considerable distance, he lacked his usual menace, threatening only sporadically.

Employing a straightforward plot and little in the way of police procedure, Fossum concentrates her considerable talents on building up a sense of menace as she explores the corrosive power of guilt.

Hutchinson was a menace to the Bay Colony because, with considerable brilliance, she assaulted the Puritan system at its theological roots -- and persevered even when it became clear that such an assault could bring down the civil order.

The claim that the ant is a menace to human health and life also needs considerable modification.

Since rockburst is a violent expulsion of rock in high geostress condition, this causes considerable damages to underground structures, equipments and most importantly presents serious menaces to workers' safety.

But it lacks the capacity for traditional military power projection that made Saddam Hussein such a menace.To compensate for this weakness Iran, with Chinese and North Korean help, has acquired considerable missile know-how which it has used to develop so-called anti-access/area denial capabilities in waters near its own coastline.

I don't mean they are the menace, at least not for the purposes of this article: I mean they are the most considerable portion of the population.